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in or into the condition described or suggested (He is a very successful man and it is easy to see how he got that way.  merriam-webster.com); in the manner described or suggested (What makes her act that way? merriam-webster.com); used to indicate a person's particular mood, condition, or mode of behavior (Sorry about Bill's mood swings. He can be a bit hard to deal with when he gets that way. thefreedictionary.com • I realized that I always get that way when I drink, so I've decided to give up alcohol altogether.); as a result of that, by those means or that method (Let's start carpooling to work. We'll save a bunch of money on gas that way. thefreedictionary.com • We've started releasing our newest products at the very end of the fiscal year. That way our end-of-year results end up getting a nice boost.) | |||
| in love (Well, Martha’s that way, but Sam’s just out for a good time. thefreedictionary.com); alcohol intoxicated (I’m sorry, but Fred’s that way again and can’t drive to work. thefreedictionary.com); homosexual (Ken said that you-know-who was acting sort of that way. What a gossip! thefreedictionary.com) | |||
| used euphemistically to indicate that someone is gay (He was a bit that way. lexico.com) | |||
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that way : 3 phrases in 1 subject |
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